The News Review:
- Foreign coach to train rugby team
- Rugby: Irish lose star of future
- Kenya: Rugby – Frenchmen to Invade Tusker Safari Sevens Tournament
- Local is lekker for SA rugby
Foreign coach to train rugby team
Pakistan Dawn – Jun 5, 2008
com – DO NOT MODIFY –>. Lueng who has already reached Pakistan has selected 36 players from across the country for the training camp starting at the Defence Stadium Lahore from Thursday. In Division II Pakistan will compete with India Malaysia and Sri Lanka to move into the Division I. Six Pakistani players living in England are also joining the training camp. Lueng who had also coached Pakistan team while speaking to the media had predicted a bright future of the game in Pakistan provided the national rugby union introduced league competition besides constructing good infrastructure for the players.
Rugby: Irish lose star of future
New Zealand Herald – Jun 5, 2008
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Kenya: Rugby – Frenchmen to Invade Tusker Safari Sevens Tournament
AllAfrica.com – Jun 5, 2008
GA_googleFillSlot(“AllAfrica_Story_Inset”);The organisers assured that Rugby World Cup champions Fiji will be naming their team next week. "They will be sending a strong team comprising players who they have used in the IRB Sevens Circuit" Mutai said. Richard Omwela the Tusker Safari Sevens organising committee chairman regretted that the hugely popular British Army withdrew because of other commitments.
Local is lekker for SA rugby
Independent Online – Jun 5, 2008
Chart-toppers Kurt Darren David Fourie Fredi Nest Ray Dylan and trio The Broers will be on display before kick-off in the opening two Tests of the year against Wales in Bloemfontein and Pretoria. During the Vodacom Tri-Nations series SA Rugby will explore other South African musical genre. The pre-match entertainment will also include 30 dancers who will back up the singers with ‘music-video-style’ performances. Kurt Darren the Prince of Afrikaans dance music will be performing hits from his recent albums as well as singing the national anthem in Pretoria.